2020 Adelaide Fringe Accessibility Guide

Access Guide 2020

AdelaIdE FringE

14 FebruArY – 15 March 2020

This guide has been designed in black and white and large print to be more accessible for people with vision impairment Accessibility Partners

Government Partners

60 years of Fringe

Contents

CONTENTS Welcomes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–5

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Deaf Can:Do & Royal Society for the Blind (RSB). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Booking Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–8 Website Filtering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Alternative Formats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Access Champions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Key Access Symbols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

The Duke of Brunswick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 60 Years of Fringe Celebrations!. . . . . 10–13 Giant Sing Along. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Fringe Walk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Yabarra – Dreaming in Light. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Tindo Utpurndee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Deaf Can:Do Recommends . . . . . . . . . . . 14–21 RSB Recommends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22–26 Other Accessible Performances . . . . . . 27–39 2

The Fringe offers some excellent features to assist with booking tickets, call our Accessibility Booking Line, jump on our website and use our accessibility filter or spot one of our Access Champions who are stationed at select venues to support you with your needs!

We hope you have a magical Fringe!

Heather Croall Director and Chief Executive, Adelaide Fringe

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We are proud to partner again with Deaf Can: Do and Royal Society for the Blind (RSB), working together to reduce barriers, introduce new initiatives and increase inclusion for all.

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For the second year, we have released our Access Guide to make it easier for people with diverse access requirements to experience the Fringe. As Australia’s largest open access arts festival, we are committed to expanding our offering of accessible opportunities each year.

Welcomes

WELCOME TO THE 2020 ACCESS GUIDE!

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Welcomes

It is a huge honour to be Adelaide Fringe’s Access and Inclusion Coordinator for the 2020 festival, combining two of my greatest passions: the arts and advocating for equality.

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This year, Adelaide Fringe is turning 60 and this is a great opportunity to reflect on and celebrate how far access and disability rights more broadly have come in the last 60 years, as well as acknowledging how far we have to go.

I’m pleased that this year Adelaide Fringe is continuing its partnerships with both Deaf Can:Do and Royal Society for the Blind to provide accessible performances to blind and Deaf audience members. This year we also continue our Access Champions program, with an even higher number of specially trained volunteers to help provide access information and assistance than last year.

It’s also great to implement a number of new measures in 2020, including an Easy English version of this access guide, easier access to some outdoor venues, a tier system for accessible venues, and more.

To find out more about our new Venue Access Tier System, please visit the Accessibility page on our website at adelaidefringe.com.au/access.

Thanks to all the organisations and especially the disabled people who worked with me and informed my work this year. Nothing about us without us!

Of course, there is still a lot to be done and I look forward to seeing Adelaide Fringe become more accessible year after year.

Happy Fringe!

Kelly Vincent Access and Inclusion Coordinator, Adelaide Fringe

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Deaf Can:Do, part of the Can:Do Group will be providing Auslan/ English interpreting services to Adelaide Fringe shows this year giving Deaf or hard of hearing people an increased opportunity to enjoy the magic of Fringe. This is a great step forward and sets an example for other festivals in the state.

WELCOME FROM ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND (RSB)

Robert Dempsey Executive Director, Royal Society for the Blind The Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) is South Australia’s leading provider of services to people living with Blindness or vision impairment. For over 135 years we have been proud to serve South Australians in need.

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Deaf Can:Do are proud to partner with Adelaide Fringe to celebrate unique diversity, remove barriers and increase access for all. We are committed to building inclusive communities and accessibility is a huge part of this.

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Debbie Kennewell General Manager, Group Support Services Thank you for picking up this guide. Whether you, yourself, have accessibility requirements or you care for someone who does, supporting the Adelaide Fringe’s efforts to increase accessibility is a step forward to a more inclusive community.

Welcomes

WELCOME FROM DEAF CAN:DO

RSB services support the independence of the vision loss community ensuring individuals can contribute and participate in all aspects of our rich and vibrant society here in South Australia.

The RSB is particularly proud to be associated with the 2020 Fringe as an official accessibility partner. Adelaide Fringe is a truly spectacular event on the South Australian calendar and this partnership provides us with the opportunity to allow more people living with vision loss to experience this unique event.

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BOOKING INFORMATION

All tickets are sold through FringeTIX and can be purchased online, over the phone or in person.

You can book tickets online and e-tickets will be sent to your email address after the purchase is finalised. If you are unable to display your ticket on your mobile device, then you will need to collect a ticket in advance of the event from the venue box office or a FringeTIX outlet.

Please let us know if you are coming to a venue box office or FringeTIX outlet and would like to request assistance. The FringeTIX outlets have staff in place to manage access enquiries, including accessible seating requirements, venue access, companion card tickets, accommodation for wheelchair users, and extra assistance at venues. Our accessible box office with a lowered counter is the BankSA Fringe Corner Box Office (corner of Rundle Rd and East Tce, Rymill Park).

Please phone the Accessibility Booking Line on 08 8100 2089 or email access@adelaidefringe.com.au for all access enquires and bookings.

You can also contact FringeTIX via the National Relay Service at 133 677 then 08 8100 2089, or via communications.gov.au/accesshub.

WEBSITE FILTERING Our website has a dedicated ‘Accessibility at Fringe’ page located under the ‘About Us’ tab at the top right hand side of the main menu.

Our online accessibility filter on the ‘Buy Tix’ menu allows you to filter events according to access provisions when booking your tickets online. You can filter by the access symbols on the following page. Please note that accessible performances may only relate to specific dates.

These applicable dates are listed under ‘Performance Accessibility’ on each of the events online listings that are offering accessible services.

You can also look for venues that have accessible parking online.

We are pleased to offer our 2020 Adelaide Fringe Access Guide in the following alternative formats: Digital, Audio Description and Easy English, all of which are available on our website at adelaidefringe.com.au/access

Booking Information

ACCESS CHAMPIONS

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ALTERNATIVE FORMATS

Please request an Access Champion when contacting the Accessibility Booking Line on 08 8100 2089 or via access@adelaidefringe.com.au.

Access Champions are volunteers with training in inclusion, disability and access requirements. They will also be stationed at key venues to support you with your access needs.

KEY ACCESS SYMBOLS Companion Card: Companion Card holders are entitled to concession priced tickets and a complimentary ticket for their companion.

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Need support with venue access?

Chaperoning to your seat? Advice on accessible shows? No problem!

Wheelchair Accessible: If this symbol is displayed in the event listing, the venue is wheelchair accessible.

Wheelchair Accessible Toilet: If this symbol is displayed in the venue index, the venue has a wheelchair accessible toilet facility.

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Booking Information

KEY ACCESS SYMBOLS (CONT.) Relaxed Performance: These events are open to anyone, however, they have been specifically designed to create a safe and welcoming environment for patrons with a learning disability and/or sensory and communication difficulties or anyone who would benefit from a more sensory-reduced environment.

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Audio Description: Audio described tours for 2020 will be provided for Tindo Utpurndee - Sunset Ceremony and Yabarra - Dreaming of Light. Audio description is commentary for people who are blind or vision impaired.

Audio describers deliver a verbal commentary providing information on actions and visual elements, sometimes via a small transmitter.

Users of this service can wear a personal listening device to enable full participation, depending on the size of the group.

Auslan Interpreted Events: Where this symbol is displayed, events will be Auslan interpreted. Auslan is the sign language of the Australian Deaf community, providing access for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Open Captioning: This symbol indicates that captions will be displayed on a screen enabling the audience to read what is being said. It is always in view and cannot be turned off.

Suitable for ESL Audiences: This symbol indicates that audiences can understand and engage with the event without a comprehensive understanding of the English language.

Hearing Loop: This symbol indicates that the sound source of the event is amplified via an induction loop which is situated where the listening audience is located and produces a magnetic field. This is then picked up by hearing aids.

Tactile Tours: These are audio described tours involving touch and sound exploration of the elements of an event for people who are blind or have a vision impairment.

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207 GILBERT ST ADELAIDE

Deaf Can:Do are excited to offer Auslan interpreting at the Duke of Brunswick venue in 2020! This will mean that one of every show at that venue—so 10 shows in total—will be interpreted.

Search for ‘Duke of Brunswick’ in the venues tab on the Adelaide Fringe website via adelaidefringe.com.au, or contact for Accessibility Bookings at 08 8100 2089 or via access@adelaidefringe.com.au.

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The Duke of Brunswick hosts theatre, improv, music and comedy events throughout the year, and this will be its second year of Fringe.

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The Duke of Brunswick has built its entire business on a model of creating a second home for diverse groups of people through its mantra of being “Seriously Social”.

The Duke of Brunswick

THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK

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60 Years of Fringe Celebrations! | FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix 10

60 YEARS OF FRINGE CELEBRATIONS! GIANT SING ALONG 14 Feb to 15 Mar, 12pm – 7pm daily Lot Fourteen, North Tce Adelaide Family Friendly / FREE This year, Adelaide Fringe is hosting the karaoke to end all karaoke!

Belt out your favourite ballads to your heart’s content - at Giant Sing Along, you’ll be welcomed with open arms (and microphones with judgement-free, built-in autotune). Come along, have a laugh, have some fun, and let loose with the joy of song. Giant Sing Along is wheelchair accessible and welcomes people of all ages and abilities!

Some patrons may find this event loud.

A project by Daily tous les jours

FRINGE WALK 25 Jan to 15 Mar North Tce Adelaide Family Friendly / FREE Celebrate Fringe’s 60th birthday with a historic skip down memory lane. Throughout the festival, Fringe Walk will adorn North Tce with 16 large, free standing light boxes, showcasing your favourite posters from Fringes past. Visit during the day or wait until the sun goes down and witness the striking nostalgia light up the night.

Distance of the walk is 600m on a paved surface.

Opening 14 Feb, 9pm – 11pm 15 Feb to 15 Mar, 10am – 10pm daily Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Centre, 253 Grenfell St Adelaide Family Friendly / FREE Ticketed

Audio Description: Tue 25 Feb at 6–7pm Please contact FringeTIX for more details.

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Relaxed Performances: Tue 18 Feb at 10–11am Sun 1 Mar at 4–5pm Wed 4 Mar at 6–7pm Sat 14 Mar at 10–11am

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We invite you to journey with us along an immersive dreaming track to experience story of creation and country at Tandanya. For all 31 days and nights of the 2020 Fringe, audiences are invited to come experience the dreaming through cutting edge light technologies and state of the art illuminations. A free story for all generations and all communities to share in. Yabarra will be a unique indoor cultural experience which will engage, immerse, and educate all who share the dreaming in light.

60 Years of Fringe Celebrations!

YABARRA - DREAMING IN LIGHT

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TINDO UTPURNDEE OPENING NIGHT 14 Feb, 8.15pm Mullawirraburka, Rymill Park East Tce Adelaide Family Friendly / FREE Come and experience Tindo Utpurndee or ‘Sunset Ceremony’, which will officially open the Fringe with a celebration of Aboriginal culture.

This powerful and enthralling ceremony recognises and honours the living customs of First Nations People, pays respect to the spirit of the land and give thanks to elders past, present and emerging.

Auslan Interpreted: Fri 14 Feb at 8:15pm Audio Description: Fri 14 Feb at 8:15pm Please contact FringeTIX for more details.

60 Years of Fringe Celebrations!

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First Aid Accessible Drop-Off Point

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RYMILL PARK

Toilet

BARTELS RD

Fire Sculptures

Road Closure

Trailer Big Screen

Fountain

Ceremony Travel Path

Sand Circle

Accessible Viewing Platform

Accessible Viewing Area

TINDO UTPURNDEE / YABARRA GRENFELL ST Yabarra at Tandanya

PIRIE ST

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DEAF CAN:DO RECOMMENDS

The following events have been selected as suitable for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing as they include Auslan/English interpretation or open captions.

At Deaf Can:Do we ensure qualified and professional interpreters are available to facilitate effective communication between Deaf and hearing people. Our experienced team delivers enjoyable hands on Auslan classes, workshops, presentations and events. We also offer tailored training for teachers, police, nurses, frontline staff, support workers, interpreters, volunteers and anyone interested in learning more about Deaf culture and language.

ADELAIDE FRINGE COMEDY GALA: BRINGING THE BEST OF THE FRINGE TO MARION COMEDY PRESENTED BY LAUGHING PANDA PRODUCTIONS • STAND UP (M) INT

The best in international comedy comes to Marion! Containing a selection of the funniest international comedy visitors to the Adelaide Fringe, all packed into one big gala show with four world-class comics and compere providing the big laughs.

The best way to see Fringe comedy, and without the trip into the CBD. ★★★★ Rip it Up. ★★★★ Clothesline.

Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre (120 mins) 287 Diagonal Rd Oaklands Park Auslan: 21 Feb at 8pm FP$33 C$30 Gr$30

CABARET PRESENTED BY HIGHWAY ROBBERY PRODUCTIONS • BURLESQUE (R18+) VIC

DR SELFLOVE OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE MY THIGHS

THEATRE PRESENTED BY BIG MOOD AND PREACHRS PODCAST ONLINE & ONSTAGE • SPOKEN WORD (PG) SA

“Natural and emotive performer” ★★★★ The Advertiser.

Unfortunately, growing up happens to everyone. Along the way, some things stick with us; a comment from someone you thought you knew, or an attitude towards an object that you love. How do these things shape us? Explore vulnerability, change and strength from a female perspective.

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

Gluttony – Rymill Park – Wonderland Spiegeltent (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 29 Feb at 10:40pm FP$35 C$27 Gr$25

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Welcome BACK to the ‘After Hours Cabaret Club.’ It’s a LOCK IN and we are unleashing the debauchery like never before! See the HOTTEST Burlesque, Cabaret, Sideshow and Circus stars let loose After Hours. It’s scandalously sophisticated, deliciously debauched and wildly unpredictable. Remember, anything goes at an After Hours - LOCK IN...

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AFTER HOURS CABARET CLUB - LOCK IN

Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide – Colony Room (55 mins) 125 North Tce Adelaide Auslan: 7 Mar at 7:45pm FP$18 C$15 Gr$15 15

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FLORAL PEROXIDE

THEATRE PRESENTED BY ALISON PARADOXX AND 5000AD • SPOKEN WORD (PG) SA

★★★★★ Reviewed - SOLD OUT 2019!

AWARDED The 2019 Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation Award! Join SA Poetry Slam Champion, ALISON PARADOXX, with 5000AD in this dynamic live display of spoken word, electronic soundscapes, and visual theatre. An empowering exploration of the paradoxes of disability, and the societal desire to ‘fix’ the broken self.

Nexus Arts (60 mins) Lion Arts Centre, Cnr North Tce & Morphett St Adelaide Open Captioning: 16 Feb at 6pm, 25 Feb, 11 Mar at 7pm FP$30 C$22 Tactile Tour bookings essential via alisonparadoxx@gmail.com

I SEE DEAD PEOPLE

COMEDY PRESENTED BY IN DEPTH ARCHAEOLOGY PRODUCTIONS • STAND UP (M) NT

Australia’s only archaeologist / comedian, KC Martin-Stone, looks at the lighter side of death. How do different cultures deal with death? KC skewers societies from the ground up – including our own. With gallows humour and curiosity, she pokes fun at death and religion in the most underground gig of the festival. “Very funny” Chuck Moore Reviews.

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Piglet (45 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 27 Feb at 6pm FP$20 C$18 Gr$15

MAGIC PRESENTED BY MINDBLOWN PRODUCTIONS • MAGIC/ILLUSION (G) SA

WINNER of the Best Overall Act of Adelaide Fringe 2019 returns with his BRAND NEW show ‘Matt Tarrant: EVOLVE!’ Sold out, award winning and a stack of ★★★★★ in 2019 - this is the must-see show of 2020!

Expect world-class, award winning magic, mentalism and laughs from one of Australia’s most popular performer! This will SELL OUT!

COMEDY PRESENTED BY JASON CHONG • INTERACTIVE (M) SA

Jason Chong hosts a ridiculously interactive quiz show where the audience answers curly questions live on their phones and contestants try and predict which way ‘The Room’ swings. (That’s you.) Have you cried in a Pixar movie? Would you rather go back in time or into the future? Coriander? Grab some friends and don’t forget to charge your phones!

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Piglet (55 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 19 Feb at 9:30pm FP$23 C$20 Gr$18

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READ THE ROOM

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Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Flamingo (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 13 Mar at 7:30pm FP$35 C$32 Ch$32 Family$100 Gr$32

Deaf Can:Do Recommends

MATT TARRANT: EVOLVE

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SHIT- FACED SHAKESPEARE: HAMLET COMEDY PRESENTED BY ALIST. COM.AU • THEATRE (M) GBR

★★★★★ “No-holds-barred ecstasy” Broadway Baby. Shit-Faced Shakespeare is the hilarious blend of an entirely serious Shakespeare play with an entirely shit-faced actor.

What could possibly go right? With a genuinely inebriated cast member chosen each night, no two shows are ever the same in this raucous, riotous, rampage through this classic play!

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The May Wirth (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 22 Feb at 9:30pm FP$34.90 C$29.90 Gr$29.90

SINGIN’ IN THE PAIN: A DISABILITY AND CHRONIC ILLNESS CABARET CABARET PRESENTED BY DIANA DIVINE • BURLESQUE (R18+) SA

Adelaide’s award-winning disability and chronic illness cabaret returns for 2020! This talented cast of disabilibabes and chronic cuties will share their experiences with honesty, clarity, and sometimes hilarity while showing off their on-stage finesse. Laugh, cry, and learn from our rhinestoned glam-gang at Singin’ in the Pain.

Nexus Arts (75 mins) Lion Arts Centre, Cnr North Tce & Morphett St Adelaide Auslan: 7 Mar at 2pm FP$26 C$18

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY DUMMIES CORP. • CIRCUS (AGES 5-12) VIC

Rub-a-dub-dub! Splash Test Dummies are ready to dive back into a one-off hour of circus-filled hilarity. Splishin’ and a Splashin’ their way through catch-yourbreath stunt work, acrobatics, juggling and the side-splitting, slapstick comedy for which the dummies are famous. You don’t want to miss this aquatic adventure!

COMEDY PRESENTED BY MICHAEL BURGOS • THEATRE (PG) USA

An absurd, theatrical, character-driven parody of a funeral speech. Performed 200+ times worldwide. Winner: Best Comedy, 2016 Adelaide Fringe. “a must-see” ★★★★★ Adelaide Theatre Guide. “delightfully bizarre” ★★★★½ Glam Adelaide. “masterful ... If you like character comedy, this is your ticket.” ★★★★ Herald Sun. More at MichaelJBurgos.com.

Gluttony – Masonic Lodge – Owl Room (60 mins) 254 North Tce Adelaide Auslan: 5 Mar at 7:50pm FP$30 C$24 Gr$24

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THE EULOGY

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The Garden of Unearthly Delights – Corona Theatre (60 mins) Rundle Park / Kadlitpina, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 25 Feb at 6:15pm FP$27.50 C$22.50 Ch$20 Family$80 Gr$22.50

Deaf Can:Do Recommends

SPLASH TEST DUMMIES

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WELLNESS: A SOCIAL JUSTICE PLAY

THEATRE PRESENTED BY ELLA ARENDELLE • PERFORMANCE (M) NSW/VIC

A “beautifully vulnerable” semiautobiographical verbatim play examining social justice through the lens of fatism, fatphobia, and discrimination. “Inspiring, brave, authentic, educational and confronting”, ‘Wellness’ aims to open up taboo conversations and question well-meaning motives around us all.

The Mill – The Breakout (52 mins) 154 Angas St Adelaide Auslan: 20 Feb at 7:30pm FP$25 C$20 Gr$20

WILBUR THE OPTICAL WHALE

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED

BY INDELABILITYARTS • INTERACTIVE (AGES 3-8) QLD

Meet BFFs Wilbur and Cecil in their amazing interactive underwater world. Enter the gang of starfish meanies, looking to cause havoc. What happens when their two worlds collide? A show for everyone, full of fun, interactive media, animation, and circus. Great for schools/groups. Play sessions and workshops also available - contact info@indelabilityarts.com.

The Big Slapple at the Adelaide Convention Centre Blue Note Club (50 mins) North Tce Adelaide Auslan (All Sessions): 25 Feb at 11am Prev$12 26-29 Feb, 1, 4 Mar at 11am FP$20 C$15 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$15 3 Mar at 11am ChpTues$12

CIRCUS & PHYSICAL THEATRE COMEDY (PG) WA

With our bloody good sense of humour, we’re going to rip into the uncomfortable using high-flying acrobatics, absurd confessions and groovy dancing. Winners of Best Emerging Artist at Adelaide Fringe 2019, and FRINGE WORLD Perth’s top-tier Martin Sims Award, get ready to witness a powerhouse of female circus performers kick art in the face.

| FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

Gluttony – Rymill Park – Ukiyo (50 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Auslan: 27 Feb at 7:20pm FP$30 C$24 Ch$20 Family$85 Gr$27

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YUCK CIRCUS

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RSB RECOMMENDS

The following events have been selected as suitable for people who are blind or vision impaired as they offer a preferred accessible experience.

The Royal Society for the Blind (RSB) is South Australia’s leading provider of services to people living with Blindness or vision impairment. For over 135 years we have been proud to serve South Australians in need. RSB services support the independence of the vision loss community ensuring individuals can contribute and participate in all aspects of our rich and vibrant society here in SA. The RSB is particularly proud to be associated with the 2020 Fringe as an Official Accessibility Partner. Adelaide Fringe is a truly spectacular event on the South Australian calendar and this partnership provides us with the opportunity to allow more people living with vision loss to experience this unique event.

A NIGHT IN PARIS

MUSIC PRESENTED BY LOUISE BLACKWELL • CABARET (G) SA

2018 Fringe Weekly Music Award winners, Adelaide chanteuse Louise Blackwell and the French Set perform their hit show ‘A Night in Paris’. Accompanied by some of Adelaide’s finest musicians, this musical celebration of Paris and its many great artists is sure to delight! “...a chanteuse of inimitable style and full of joie de vivre...” Broadway World.

Marion Cultural Centre – Domain Theatre (120 mins) 287 Diagonal Rd Oaklands Park 2 Mar at 8pm FP$32 C$25 Ch$10 Family$65 Gr$26

CABARET PRESENTED BY MICHELLE PEARSON MUSIC • MUSIC (M) SA

MASSAOKE MUSICALS

MUSIC PRESENTED BY GILDED BALLOON & MASSAOKE • MUSICAL THEATRE (PG) GBR

This is your chance to sing along with the fantastic and versatile Massaoke band, guided by giant video lyrics, as they raise the curtain on all your favourite show tunes including ‘MAMMA MIA!’, ‘THE GREATEST SHOWMAN’, ‘GREASE’, ‘FROZEN’, ‘LES MIS’, ‘PHANTOM’, ‘ROCKY HORROR’, ‘MARY POPPINS’ and many more.

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Moa (70 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide 14-16 Feb at 6:40pm Prev$25 18 Feb at 6:40pm ChpTues$25 19-20, 23 Feb at 6:40pm FP$30 Gr$27 21-22 Feb at 6:40pm FP$35 Gr$32

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Park (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide 6-7, 13-14 Mar at 9:40pm FP$47

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The multi award-winning sensual dessert party returns after a smash hit debut at the 2019 Fringe and a huge season in Edinburgh. Featuring a live rock-pop powered soundtrack, Australia’s singing cook explores empowerment, social pressure and desire through song, sex and sugar. Includes dessert!

“There’s no faulting this show” ★★★★★ Glam Adelaide.

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JUST DESSERTS

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MENGELE

THEATRE PRESENTED BY TIMOTHY MARRIOTT & THE GARAGE INTERNATIONAL • SOCIAL CHANGE (PG) GBR

| FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

1979, a beach in Brazil, a drowning man meets the mysterious woman he assumes has saved him. Created in support of Holocaust charities, the play offers a warning from the past of what happens when the world buys into hatred and bigotry. Returning after sell-out seasons at ADL Fringe ‘18 and Edinburgh ‘18 and ‘19. “Important, brilliant” ★★★★★The Advertiser.

The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall (60 mins) 128 King William St (Entry via Pirie St or Flinders St Ln) Adelaide 14-15 Feb at 7:30pm Prev$23 25 Feb, 10 Mar at 7:30pm, 3 Mar at 6pm ChpTues$23 26-29 Feb, 9, 11-13 Mar at 7:30pm FP$29 C$25 Ch$23 Family$90 Gr$23 4-7 Mar at 6pm FP$29 C$23 Ch$23 Family$90 Gr$23

OPERA MOUSE

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY MELANIE GALL WITH EMMA KNIGHTS PRODUCTIONS • OPERA (AGES 0-8) CAN

Tilly Mouse lives under an opera house, and she loves to sing. But whenever anybody sees her, they scream and run away. With determination, imagination and help from her friends, Tilly proves that even a mouse can be a star! Featuring arias from ‘Gianni Schicchi’, ‘Carmen’ and ‘The Magic Flute’. ★★★★ BroadwayBaby.com, 2019 BankSA Fringe weekly award winner!

The Jade (40 mins) 142-160 Flinders St Adelaide 19 Feb at 3:30pm FP$20 C$15 Ch$15 Family$50 Gr$10 23 Feb at 12pm, 1 Mar at 10:30am FP$20 C$15 Ch$15 Family$50 Gr$12

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EVENTS PRESENTED BY WELCOMING AUSTRALIA • MULTICULTURAL (PG) SYR

SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIR MUSIC PRESENTED BY ANDREW KAY & ASSOCIATES • (G) ZAF

The three-time Grammy Award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir has been spreading joy through their music for two decades and return to Adelaide Fringe to inspire audiences with their powerful blend of African gospel, freedom songs, and international classics.

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Cornucopia (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide 14 Feb at 6:30pm Prev$29 15-16, 19-21, 26-28 Feb, 4-6, 11-13 Mar at 6:30pm FP$35 18, 25 Feb, 3, 10 Mar at 6:30pm ChpTues$29 22-23, 29 Feb, 1, 7-9, 14-15 Mar at 6:30pm FP$42

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

Welcoming Centre Bowden (120 mins) 100 Drayton St Bowden 22 Feb, 14 Mar at 12pm, 29 Feb at 6pm FP$60

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‘Refugee Stories’ is excited to return after their 2019 award-winning season as “a true ice breaker for those who have had little experience with asylum seekers” Glam Adelaide. Take this unique opportunity to be treated to a traditional meal while hearing the heartwarming story of a Syrian family’s courageous journey to Australia.

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TINDO UTPURNDEE SUNSET CEREMONY EVENTS PRESENTED BY ADELAIDE FRINGE • (G) SA

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Adelaide Fringe’s Opening Night featuring our traditional Tindo Upturndee, or ‘Sunset Ceremony’ to recognise the living culture of the First Nations, pay respect to the spirit of the land and give thanks to Elders past, present and emerging.

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka (45 mins) East Tce Adelaide 14 Feb at 8:15pm FREE

TOM SKELTON: 2020 VISIONS (WHAT IF I HADN’T GONE BLIND?) COMEDY PRESENTED BY TOM SKELTON • SKETCH COMEDY (PG) GBR

Ten years on from losing most of his sight, Tom looks back at a decade of being blind and wonders what might have been. But would 2020 Tom swap places with the fantasy of Tom with 20:20 vision? “An extremely clever one-man show” ★★★★ Ed Fest Mag, 2017. “F**king funny” ★★★★ Funny Tonne, 2019. ★★★★ Fourth Wall, 2019. “Deliciously talented” Guardian 2018.

The Griffins Hotel – The Boardroom (50 mins) 38 Hindmarsh Square Adelaide 7-8, 11-14 Mar at 8:20pm FP$20 C$15 Ch$12 Family$60 Gr$15 10 Mar at 8:20pm ChpTues$15

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Alongside RSB and Deaf Can:Do, Adelaide Fringe is committed to encouraging and supporting artists and venues to provide accessible performances and spaces.

The following listings are all other accessible events during the 2020 Adelaide Fringe. We are excited to provide a list of events offering relaxed performance, audio description and tactile tours in one convenient location.

Other Accessible Performances

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CIRCUS & PHYSICAL THEATRE PRESENTED BY ONYX PRODUCTIONS • CROSS-ARTFORM (G) INT

The international smash hit returns!

A phenomenal physical performance exploring all forms of rotation, ‘360 ALLSTARS’ connects street with elite to deliver a supercharged urban circus. BMX, basketball, breakdancing, beatboxing, acrobatics and drumming in an action-packed production featuring a stellar cast of world champions and world record holders!

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Flamingo (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 19, 26 Feb, 4 Mar at 6pm FP$35 C$29 Ch$24 Family$99 Gr$29

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

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BIG TOPS & TINY TOTS CIRCUS SHOW

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY SOLID STATE CIRCUS • CIRCUS (AGES 3-7) VIC

“Wonderful Silliness” ★★★★★ GlamAdelaide. A silly circus adventure for ages 3-7! Straight from a sell-out Edinburgh Fringe, Big Tops returns to Adelaide with this earlyeducation focused show made just for little ones. After 50 minutes of endless giggling, they’ll be somersaulting out the door with excitement, ready to start their own circus adventure.

Gluttony – Rymill Park – Ukiyo (50 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performance: 8 Mar at 12:30pm FP$19 Family$70 Gr$18

BUBBA-LICIOUS

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY FUNTIME KIDS AND LAST DODO ENTERTAINMENT • THEATRE (AGES 0-2) SA

Mums and dads who are dying to get their new humans out to the Fringe, this show is just for you! Inspired by being a new mum, Kat Placing has devised a show for babbling babies and tireless toddlers! It is a sensory display of colour, sound, light and movement to spark joy and ignite wonder. Created to delight audiences 6m to 2.5y.

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Parlour (30 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 23 Feb, 1 Mar at 11am FP$15 Family$48

CIRCUS & PHYSICAL THEATRE PRESENTED BY HEAD FIRST ACROBATS • CABARET (R18+) AUS

A raucous, late night cabaret of incredible circus, hilarious comedy and some fantastic acts by the boys at HFA. Hosted by the charming Cal Harris (‘Elixir’, ‘Railed’) and featuring the best circus acts at this year’s Fringe festival. If you want to see only the best bits of Fringe, this is the show for you. Warning: Contains fully naked acrobats.

VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN PRESENTED

BY DAVE COURT • PAINTING (G) SA

The first solo-ish exhibition of new work by Dave Court in many years, an immersive experience featuring paint on various surfaces, multiple media, and collaborative works made with excellent fellow artists.

RCC – Little Theatre The University of Adelaide, North Tce Adelaide Tactile Tours (All Sessions): 14-16, 18-23, 25-29 Feb, 1, 3-8, 10-15 Mar at 5pm-11pm Relaxed Performances: 20, 27 Feb, 5, 12 Mar at 5pm-11pm

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

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Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Octagon (55 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 22 Feb, 7 Mar at 11:10pm FP$35 C$30 Gr$30

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FRANKENSTEIN: HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER THEATRE PRESENTED BY RCC & BAC BEATBOX ACADEMY • MUSIC (PG) GBR

Thrilling theatre. Tongue-twisting vocal gymnastics. The Edinburgh smash-hit makes its Australian debut with a re-working of Mary Shelley’s original, re-imagined with songs, soundscapes and sonic trickery. Frankenstein will leave you asking: who are the monsters we fear? And how the hell did they just do that with their voices?

RCC – The Attic (70 mins) The University of Adelaide, North Tce Adelaide Relaxed Performances (All Sessions): 15-16, 19-23, 26-29 Feb, 1, 4-8, 11-15 Mar at 6:30pm FP$35 C$25 18, 25 Feb, 3, 10 Mar at 6:30pm ChpTues$25

FROM PARIS WITH LOVE MUSIC PRESENTED BY LOUISE BLACKWELL • CABARET (G) SA

Louise Blackwell and The French Set are back with ‘FROM PARIS WITH LOVE’, adding wonderful new songs to their showcase of the great artists of the French chanson tradition, this time also paying homage to Paris as a city that has always loved jazz and other musical styles, and opened its arms to many musicians from the other side of the Atlantic.

Saint John’s Anglican Church (60 mins) 379 Halifax St Adelaide Relaxed Performance: 1 Mar at 6pm FP$30 C$25 Ch$10 Family$60 Gr$25

COMEDY PRESENTED BY IN DEPTH ARCHAEOLOGY PRODUCTIONS • STAND UP (M) NT

Australia’s only archaeologist / comedian, KC Martin-Stone, looks at the lighter side of death. How do different cultures deal with death? KC skewers societies from the ground up – including our own. With gallows humour and curiosity, she pokes fun at death and religion in the most underground gig of the festival. “Very funny” Chuck Moore Reviews.

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY VICTORIA EDWARDS • EVENTS (AGES 5-8) SA

These workshops are playful, creative and full of magic, weaving original music and stories with mindful practices such as meditation, breath awareness, expressive movement and art.

‘Inamojo wellbeing programs’ nurture children on inner journeys of self-awareness. This is a children’s only event. For further info and directions visit Facebook: @inamojowithvictoria.

Singing Gazebo Clarendon (90 mins) 47 Nicolle Rd (Entry to Nicolle Rd via Oval Rd) Clarendon Relaxed Performances: 15, 22, 29 Feb at 10:30am FP$26 Gr$20

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

INAMOJO - CHILDREN’S WELLBEING WORKSHOPS

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Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Piglet (45 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 19, 26 Feb at 6pm FP$20 C$18 Gr$15

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I SEE DEAD PEOPLE

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IRISH CONCERT SONGS OF LUKE KELLY & THE DUBLINERS WITH DAVE CLARK MUSIC PRESENTED BY DAVE CLARK • ACOUSTIC (G) SA

Luke Kelly (1940-84) Ireland’s foremost traditional singer played with The Dubliners. Dave Clark played with the band, followed their music and sung their songs. Together with friends Dave presents a concert of those Irish songs we love and remember. Special guest Jack Brennan Uilleann Pipes. Table bookings, Directions and Info dave@singinggallery.com.au.

Singing Gazebo Clarendon (120 mins) 47 Nicolle Rd (Entry to Nicolle Rd via Oval Rd) Clarendon Relaxed Performances (All Sessions): 16, 23 Feb, 1 Mar at 3pm FP$25 C$20 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$20

NOTHING BUT DAD JOKES: THE FIRST SEQUEL COMEDY PRESENTED BY RED FEZ PRODUCTIONS • SPOKEN WORD (PG) SA

You sold us out last time so we are back for three shows in 2020, Some stools and one promise: an hour of non stop, continuous ‘Dad Jokes’ told by a bunch of comedians, from near and far, who (mostly) aren’t dads. So bad – its actually heaps good! Who will take home the trophy for the biggest groan?

The Joinery on Franklin – Exhibition Space (90 mins) 111 Franklin St Adelaide Relaxed Performance: 8 Mar at 3:30pm FP$20 C$15 Ch$15 Gr$15 M+S$40 ChM+S$35

THEATRE PRESENTED BY BIG MOOD • SITE SPECIFIC (PG) SA

It’s 7:30pm and the family sits up for dinner.

How was your day? Was it busy at work?

Do you really think you should be drinking that much? Local Adelaide playwright, Laura Desmond explores the conversations had behind closed doors. Nominated for Best Spoken Word at the Greater Manchester Fringe for ‘socially [un]acceptable’ in 2019.

MUSIC PRESENTED BY JAY BLOODSWORTH PRODUCTIONS • COMEDY (M) QLD

We’re the Daughters-In-Law you were warned about ten years ago.

And now? We’re the uncomfortable, plant-eating dinner guest, with a twice pierced nose. Your brother’s new girlfriend who has a kid and “does theatre”. We’re not that weird. Hear us out.

Brompton Hotel – The Loft (90 mins) 5 First St Brompton Relaxed Performance: 11 Mar at 7:45pm FP$33 C$28 Gr$26

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

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The Living Room (50 mins) 9 East Tce (Meet at Botanic Apartments Entrance) Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 21 Feb, 12-13 Mar at 7:30pm FP$15 C$12 Gr$12

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PLASTISPHERE

VISUAL ARTS & DESIGN PRESENTED BY ANTHROPSCENES • INSTALLATION (PG) VIC

An immersive art installation exploring the intergenerational impacts of Climate Change. Ghostly projections will animate structures formed from detritus, distorted music will envelop the space, and future generations will push their warnings through time and plastic. “We are the seeds you will plant in plastic. We are your stagnant future”.

Treasury 1860 The Adina Treasury Tunnels: The Long Room 144 King William St Adelaide Relaxed Performance: 25 Feb at 4pm-9pm ChpTues$8

PREHYSTERICAL

CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY HEAD FIRST ACROBATS • CIRCUS (AGES 5-12) AUS

This show rocks! A hilarious circus show for children and parents of all ages, following three foolish Neanderthals as they struggle to survive the harsh natural world. Avoiding predators, navigating harsh environments, and learning to work together are all explored with marvellous circus skills and hilarious slapstick comedy. All ages fun!

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Octagon (45 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 23 Feb, 8 Mar at 5pm FP$25 C$20 Ch$20 Family$80 Gr$20

CIRCUS & PHYSICAL THEATRE PRESENTED BY HEAD FIRST ACROBATS • COMEDY (M) AUS

From the creators of ‘Elixir’, winner Best Circus 2018. Welcome to ‘Railed’, a western-themed circus spectacular, combining the trademark physical talents, finely chiselled bodies and hilarious comic timing of the Head First Acrobats. Prepare yourself for when bare chested circus meets bare knuckle bar fights. Sizzling and sweaty circus.

INTERACTIVE PRESENTED BY MOD. AT UNISA • (G) SA

Welcome to 2050 and the town of Eucalara. Climate refugees arrived decades ago, invasive species are on the move, and water is a precious resource. Amongst this are seven siblings who each have a different idea for what qualifies as a good life and a good future. Visit this interactive exhibition at MOD. to meet the siblings and shape their future.

MOD. at UniSA UniSA Cancer Research Insititute, North Tce Adelaide Audio Description on request.

Open Captioning on all works during exhibition: 14, 21, 28 Feb, 6, 13 Mar at 12pm-8pm, 15-16, 22-23, 29 Feb, 1, 7-9, 14-15 Mar at 10am-4pm, 18-20, 25-27 Feb, 3-5, 10-12 Mar at 12pm-6pm FREE

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

SEVEN SIBLINGS FROM THE FUTURE

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Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Octagon (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 19 Feb at 6:40pm Prev$30 26 Feb, 4, 11 Mar at 6:40pm FP$35 C$32 Gr$32

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SINGIN’ IN THE PAIN: A DISABILITY AND CHRONIC ILLNESS CABARET CABARET PRESENTED BY DIANA DIVINE • BURLESQUE (R18+) SA

Adelaide’s award-winning disability and chronic illness cabaret returns for 2020! This talented cast of disabilibabes and chronic cuties will share their experiences with honesty, clarity, and sometimes hilarity while showing off their on-stage finesse. Laugh, cry, and learn from our rhinestoned glam-gang at Singin’ in the Pain.

Nexus Arts (75 mins) Lion Arts Centre, Cnr North Tce & Morphett St Adelaide Relaxed Performance: 7 Mar at 2pm FP$26 C$18

THE BAKERS

CIRCUS & PHYSICAL THEATRE PRESENTED BY THE LATEBLOOMERS • COMEDY (G) GBR/SWE Three bakers, one bakery! Dough up the walls, flour in your eyes. Join The Latebloomers, award winning creators of ‘Scotland!’ for another dose of the ridiculous and the sublime. “This is top drawer slapstick that will leave you wanting an encore” ★★★★ The Advertiser. “Truly perfect comedic timing” ★★★★★ FringeFeed (Praise for ‘Scotland!’).

The Mill – The Breakout (60 mins) 154 Angas St Adelaide Relaxed Performance: 15 Mar at 3:30pm FP$25 C$22.50 Ch$15 Family$70 Gr$22.50

MUSIC PRESENTED BY WARREN MASON • SOUL (G) AUS The ‘Tin Camp Studio Sessions’ is a safe story telling space... share music and sound with the aim that it is a healing practice. My music and stories are about who I am in this world as an Indigenous man... Living off country, being disconnected from country, have a big influence on my stories and song... This show is for all to come...

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Parlour (60 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances (All Sessions): 15-16 Feb at 6pm FP$25 C$20 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$17.50

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

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THEATRE PRESENTED BY THE HANDLEBARDS • (G) GBR A storm, a shipwreck and a mysterious island where nothing is as it seems... Join our all-female troupe of cycling players for a riotous production of ‘The Tempest’, filled with magic, music and Shakespearean mayhem. “The best version of The Tempest I have ever seen” ★★★★★ Broadway Baby.

“Blackadder meets Monty Python” ★★★★½ The Advertiser.

Gluttony – Rymill Park – The Bally (70 mins) Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 5, 12 Mar at 5:20pm FP$27.50 C$22.50 Ch$19.50 Family$86 Gr$25 Tactile Tours (15 min before each session – 5:05pm): 5, 12 Mar at 5:20pm FP$27.50 C$22.50 Ch$19.50 Family$86 Gr$25 10 Mar at 5:20pm ChpTues$19.50

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TINDO UTPURNDEE SUNSET CEREMONY EVENTS PRESENTED BY ADELAIDE FRINGE • (G) SA

Adelaide Fringe’s Opening Night featuring our traditional Tindo Upturndee, or ‘Sunset Ceremony’ to recognise the living culture of the First Nations, pay respect to the spirit of the land and give thanks to Elders past, present and emerging.

Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka (45 mins) East Tce Adelaide Audio Description: 14 Feb at 8:15pm FREE

WEIMARIAN REVOLUTION: STORIES FROM THE SHADOWS OF 1920S BERLIN

MUSIC PRESENTED BY EMMA KNIGHTS AND JULIA LANGREHR • CABARET (G) USA Join Fraulein Artemisia LeFay and pianist Renee Guerrero as they employ the magic of music to time travel back to the exuberant and artful Weimar Republic. The program showcases painstakingly researched songs by Jewish and LGBTQ+ composers from Germany who used their art to resist against the face of oppression.

Sinclair’s Gully Winery (90 mins) 288 Colonial Dr Norton Summit Relaxed Performances (All Sessions): 7, 14 Mar at 2pm, 13 Mar at 7:30pm FP$22.50 C$20 Gr$20 The Jade (60 mins) 142-160 Flinders St Adelaide Relaxed Performances (All Sessions): 11-12 Mar at 6pm, 15 Mar at 1pm FP$22.50 C$20 Gr$20

EVENTS PRESENTED BY ADELAIDE FRINGE • (G) SA

For all 31 days and nights of the 2020 Fringe, we invite you to come experience the dreaming through cutting edge light technologies and state of the art illuminations.

Free for all ages and all communities to share in. Yabarra will be a unique indoor cultural experience that will engage, immerse, and educate all who share the dreaming in light.

Tandanya - Yabarra 253 Grenfell St (Entry via East Tce) Adelaide Relaxed Performances: 18 Feb, 14 Mar at 10–11am, 1 Mar at 4–5pm, 4 Mar at 6–7pm Audio Description: 25 Feb at 6–7pm

FringeTIX: 1300 621 255 adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix

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CHILDREN’S PRESENTED BY INDELABILITYARTS • INTERACTIVE (AGES 3-8) QLD Meet BFFs Wilbur and Cecil in their amazing interactive underwater world.

Enter the gang of starfish meanies, looking to cause havoc. What happens when their two worlds collide? A show for everyone, full of fun, interactive media, animation, and circus. Great for schools/groups. Play sessions and workshops also available - contact info@indelabilityarts.com.

The Big Slapple at the Adelaide Convention Centre Blue Note Club (50 mins) North Tce Adelaide Relaxed Performance, Tactile Tour 30min prior to show (All Sessions): 25 Feb at 11am Prev$12, 3 Mar at 11am ChpTues$12 26-29 Feb, 1, 4 Mar at 11am FP$20 C$15 Ch$15 Family$60 Gr$15

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